Sabotage (1996)Former special services agent plays an intricate game of chess involving several federal agencies. Queen takes pawn. Director:Tibor Takács |
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Sabotage (1996)Former special services agent plays an intricate game of chess involving several federal agencies. Queen takes pawn. Director:Tibor Takács |
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| Mark Dacascos | ... | ||
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| Tony Todd | ... |
Jason Sherwood
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| Graham Greene | ... |
Nicholas Tollander
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| John Neville | ... |
Prof. Follenfant
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James Purcell | ... |
Putley
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Sarah Rosen Fruitman | ... | |
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Richard Coulter | ... | |
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Heidi von Palleske | ... | |
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John Paul Young | ... |
Mr. Hickey
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Roman Podhora | ... |
Jack Marker
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Nilo Picchi | ... |
Smith
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Mandy Schaffer | ... |
Lindsay
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James Loxley | ... |
Detective Harris
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Terri Hawkes | ... |
Jess
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An ex-Navy commando (Mark Dacscos) is framed for a bungled mission to save hostages from terrorists in which he survived being shot 7 times by an assassin (Tony Todd). Years later, he is hired to protect a weapons distributor and his wife, only to have the same assassin kill them. This sets him on a mission with the assigned FBI agent (Carrie Anne Moss) to bring the killers and conspirators to justice. Graham Greene appears as Dacasco's former commander. Written by John Sacksteder <Jsack@ka.net>
"The Dark Heart Of The Black Ops Beats To A Secret Agenda..." "Sabotage" is a fantastic action movie. The plot: Michael Bishop (Dacascos) is an ex-army commando, who after almost getting killed, is asked to become a bodyguard for an arms dealer. After a routine pick-up at the airport, the dealer is killed by Sherwood(Todd), an assassin for the government. Bishop is blamed and he's on the run.
The plot description doesn't do it justice. This movie is an action-packed thrill ride. This is one the first movies to use the "bullet time" effects. This was made three years before the "The Matrix". The whole cast does a great job. The standout is Tony Todd as Sherwood. He's so evil, you just want to kill him every time he's on screen. This is one of Dacascos' best movies. ("Drive" is another Direct-To-Video Classic).
There is a lot of energy and thought put into the action sequences. The ice rink fight and the climax are just so cool.
"Sabotage" is highly recommended! For more insanity, please visit: comeuppancereviews.com